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I'm still catching up on older stuff but of all the "new" music I bought this year this is the one that's probably been played the most. A nice return to "Grave Dancers Union" and "Let Your Dim Light Shine" form after "Candy from a Stranger." Chocked full of protype Pirner rockers and ballads. Sentimental favorite too, as it was Karl
Mueller's last album. - Toad - (8)
Roaring comeback album. - Murmur - (5) I'm glad that they're back. - Blaise - (4) After eight years , they hit many of the highs that made them so great! - TANEYTOWN - (2) Guilty pleasure? Am I alone? I don't think so. - Denim - (2) |
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Kicking Television (9), Lunga (9), Drive by Tornado (2), Charky (2), 1973 (1)
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‘Talk-singers’ like Kurt Wagner don’t hold a lot of appeal here but I live in hope that one day he will be seen for the genius he is. Recovering from cancer has made for a fairly melancholy album but there is still terrific dark humour in the restrained arrangements. Lambchop’s songs seep into your soul in a way quite unlike most other music.
- Loon Rider - (5)
Not as good as Nixon, but good enough for me. - Tony Burke- (3) Lunga (7), Keylimetrev (7)
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Well worth the challenge. - Tracer - (8)
Loveless (8), Neil M (6)
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